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...ed by Laurent Sifre during an internship at [[Google Brain]] in 2013 as an architectural variation on [[AlexNet]] to improve convergence speed and model size.<ref n ...''learns'' all convolutional kernels by [[unsupervised learning]] (in his terminology, "[[Self-organization|self-organized]] by 'learning without a teacher'").<r ...

...te points of tangency. These have been called ''arms'', following the same terminology used for {{nowrap|[[Spiral galaxy|spiral galaxies]].{{r|cusp|sutcliffe}}}} ...ings of circles have also been studied as a decorative motif in {{nowrap|[[architectural design]].{{r|archeng}}}} ...

As a point of terminology, "residual connection" refers to the specific architectural motif of {{awrap|<math>x \mapsto f(x) + x</math>}}, where <math>f</math> is ...

...tical engineer''.<ref>ANSI S1.1-1994. American National Standard: Acoustic Terminology. Sec 3.03.</ref> An [[audio engineer]], on the other hand, is concerned wit ..., subdisciplines include [[aeroacoustics]], [[audio signal processing]], [[architectural acoustics]], [[bioacoustics]], electro-acoustics, [[environmental noise]], ...

...ng data to a single receiver. The broadcast channel, in information theory terminology,<ref name="cover2012elements">Cover, Thomas M and Thomas, Joy A, Elements o The type of network model is a combination of factors such as the network architectural organization (cellular, ''ad hoc'', cognitive radio), the [[medium access c ...

...ral news reports before the release of that version sometime use the wrong terminology "USB 4.0" and "USB 4".<ref>{{cite web |url=https://techcrunch.com/2019/03/0 ...output.<ref>{{harvnb|USB4 Version 2.0 Specification|2023|at=p12ff, sec. 2 Architectural Overview}}</ref> ...

=== Terminology === ...ncoder layer and 3 sublayers per decoder layer, etc. They might have minor architectural improvements, such as [[#Alternative activation functions|alternative activ ...

...rospace architecture]]''' – is broadly defined to encompass [[architecture|architectural]] design of non-habitable and habitable structures and living and working e ...or '''<math>\alpha</math>''') is the [[angle]] between a [[Airfoil#Airfoil terminology|reference line]] on a body (often the [[chord (aircraft)|chord line]] of an ...

...structure was similar to that of ancient theaters, with a ''cavea'' and an architectural scenery, representing a city street. The oldest surviving examples of this * [[Baroque]], firstly, as an architectural style developed in Rome, a result of doctrines adopted by the Catholic Chur ...

In engineering, a truss is a [[architectural structure|structure]] that "consists of two-force members only, where the m ...itals involved can also be in an inner electron shell. Thus, the ''shell'' terminology is a [[misnomer]] as there is no correspondence between the valence shell a ...

In artistic terminology, "light" is the point or center of light diffusion in the composition of a ..., as a concretion of an absolute, infinite beauty. The introduction of new architectural elements such as the [[Pointed arch (architecture)|pointed arch]] and the [ ...